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Title: Mrs. William Drever:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of a woman in a gown and hat standing next to a chair - shawl over arm
Date Created
Call Number: MSS C525/1/6_17 no5
dc.publisher: From Public Archives of Canada. Research & Publicity Division

Title: Office of the Food Controller : Dominion Live Stock Branch
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter from F. H. Reed to, the Western Representative of the Feeds Division of the Dominion Livestock Branch, regarding the shipment of oilcake to the University of Saskatchewan.
Date Created: 1918-02-18
Call Number: RG 2026.I.D.6

Title: Soldiers' Letters to W. C. Murray : W. Gilmour, Aug. 27, 1918
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Library, University Archives and Special Collectiosn
Description: Letter to President Murray from W. Gilmour, who has been sent back to Canada to interview officials at Ottawa, as well as to write educational materials for rehabilitation work overseas.
Date Created: 1918-08-07
Call Number: MG61S1 A. IV. 91_WWI

Title: Invoice for Angus McKay from St. John's College:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Invoice reading "St. John's College, Winnipeg, 4th of Jan 1893 - Angus McKay Esq. To The St. John's College Magazine, Dr. All Payments To Be Made To A. Silva White, Business Manager - [?] Sub. for 1893 1.00 - An early settlement of above is most earnestly requested as the [?] is now considerably in debt ASW" with "Paid 9/2/93" in bottom right corner
Date Created: 1893-01-04
Call Number: McKay - Box 2 - Angus McKay - Folder 5 - WB 1, usaskarchives:39198
dc.publisher: St. John's College

Title: The Winnipeg Telegram Prairie Chicken Club
Institution: Melfort & District Museum
Description: Souvenir button for the Winnipeg Telegram Prairie Chicken Club - prairie chicken in center of button
Call Number: 92-44-22-09
dc.publisher: The Winnipeg Telegraph

Title: "Manitoba": Manitoba's Fighting Song
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Library, University Archives and Special Collections
Description: Sheet music for a song dedicated to the Manitoba Volunteers, sung "with great success" by male impersonator Winnie Wilson.
Date Created: 1915
Call Number: Shortt: M1679.2.H88M35 1915
dc.publisher: W.P. Wilson & co.

Title: W. C. Murray's letters to soldiers : President MacLean, Oct. 14, 1916
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter about the provision of apples for troops sent to President MacLean of the University of Manitoba
Date Created: 1916-10-14
Call Number: MG61S1 A. IV. 91_WWI

Title: Soldiers' Letters to W. C. Murray : McLean, n.d.
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter from the president of the University of Manitoba to President Murray talking about the plans of their Ladies' Auxiliary to provide troops with supplies for their trip.
Call Number: MG61S1 A. IV. 91_WWI

Title: Robin's nest in doorway of Administration Building, University of Manitoba
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Date Created: 1987
Call Number: 261-213
Date: 1987

Title: "The greatest Bargain in real mental nourishment offered in a long time!"
Institution: Centre for the Study of Co-operatives
Description: Flier advertising the Report on the First Session of the Prairie School for Social Advance
dc.publisher: Allied Printing Union Label Trades Council

Title: Robin's nest in doorway of Administration Building, University of Manitoba:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 261-281
Date: 1987

Title: The Boys Who Fight for Freedom: They Seem Nearer Because They're Dearer
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Library, University Archives and Special Collections
Description: Sheet music to a patriotic song sold in aid of Great War veterans.
Date Created: 1917
Call Number: MG151-OS-O-5
dc.publisher: Berry Publishing co.

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from William Kennedy:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "April 5th 81 - My dearest old chum, As work is utterly out of the question for me to night I thought that I might profitably employ myself for the remainder of the night by writing to all my old friends whose old and treasured epistles I have just been perusing over and over again for the last hour or so - And finding that all of you without exception express in each of your letters the pleasure that you ever derive from receiving a letter from an old school mate. I thought that I could not possibly do better than write you all a few lines in turn although after having read through your old letter I feel that I justly deserve to be [?] by one and all of you for my neglect and laziness in not writing to all of you more frequently than I have done in the past and although I might plead a heavy pressure of work as my excuse for not writing you [?] I do not think such and excuse would exculpate me in the least bit. Now please do not be disgusted at this dry and hard style of writing old fellow. You remember we are told somewhere in scripture if I mistake not, that out of the fullness of the heart proceed the words of man, or something to that effect. Well just so it is with me All the old letters which I have been reading, coming as they do, from all parts of the world you may say - from yourself at Carlton, from Mowat at Edmonton, from Larry at Toronto, from Rorie in South Carolina, from San Francisco and from Machray at Cambridge, and all of them teeming as they do with warm and kindly sentiments as well as those from old "Scout" in British Columbia have made my manly though tender heart full ever to overflowing. When I had finished the perusal and the re-perusal of them all the first thing that I said to myself was "by jove, I'll write to dear old Angus". Well enough of this - call it by whatever name you please. I must be getting on to the real gist and substance of this epistle, or you will at length be saing "Aut insanit homs, aut versus facit" - Have you forgotten your Latin? And first of all I must tell you that in accordance with your instructions to your brother James, which be delivered to me, with respect to the collar for your dog of famous name and fame I racked thoroughly the poetical departments of my brain and by [?] perseverance, mingled at the same time with talent for poetical composition to acclaim degree, I managed to turn out some couplets which I thought to be extremely suitable for a Doz collar, and which I handed over to James for inspection and I desired him to select one of them but alas! His criticism proved too severe for my verses - they were all repudiated - and all deemed equally unsuitable for the Collar of so distinguished a day as "Suabs or Nibs". From that time the poetical and our within me has completely died out, it having been, I thin previously exhausted by my two [?] "to the moon" of which you may probably have heard. But while [?] on this subject I must thank you for the high compliment you paid me in selecting me to write the verses I would [?] I had been more worthy of the high honour paid me! Jimmie is see is your frequent correspondent and from him I suppose you get all the current news at this place, so I will refrain from wearying you with a rehash of the same old story. To a fellow who is staying all along at this place, there does not appear any change though perhaps to an old boy like you (pardon me you are a man now) a very great change might be visible, were you to revisit the scenes of your boyhood once more. There is always the same routine day after day without any intermission at which one is apt to repine, at any rate I often do I know; I sometimes long for change. I suppose I do not fully realize that a persons school-days are really the happiest days of this life, although even now I look back with [?] pleasure on the days when you and I were in the noble old 5th form together, the prestige of which we managed to keep up wonderfully well. We have a Debating Society formed, in which we all take a very great interest. We have one or two very good speakers especially one a Mr [?] whom you possibly may have seen last summer out there as he was coming in from the North - he takes rank as a speaker with Mr McKenzie who used to take a leading part with Debates of our old society...."
Call Number: 385 Corr - William Kennedy
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Title: Soldiers' Letters to W. C. Murray : DuVal's Father, Nov. 9, 1922
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Library, University Archives and Special Collections
Description: Letter from the father of Edward DuVal who was killed in action at the front.
Date Created: 1922-11-09
Call Number: MG61S1 A. IV. 91_WWI

Title: Boys from Canada: patriotic song
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Libray, University Archives & Special Collections
Description: Patriotic sheet music from the Great War
dc.publisher: Whaley, Royce & co.

Title: Bird's nest in wrought iron
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Date Created: 1987
Call Number: 261-195
Date: 1987

Title: Oomah
Description: A father tells his wayward son the story of Oomah, a young pup who, after a frightening encounter with wolves, understands the benefits of co-operation and ‘togetherness.’ Written by Ray Darby; illustrated by John Phillips. Also included: a memorandum regarding the publication, reception, and educational merit of Oomah.
Call Number: coopcentre:1722
dc.publisher: Contemporary Publishers

Title: W. C. Murray's letters to soldiers : Reginald Bateman, Oct. 23, 1916
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter written by President Murray to Reginald Bateman stationed in Winnipeg regarding military matters.
Date Created: 1916-10-23
Call Number: MG61S1 A. IV. 91_WWI

Title: Letter from St. John's College, Winnipeg:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Winnipeg, December 15th, 1898. Dear Sir: I enclose a list of the members of Senate of St. John's College, who have the election from their number of four representatives on the Council. The two with the highest number of votes will be members of the Council till December 31, 1902, and the other two until December 31, 1900. Members of Council must be members of the Church of England. I enclose a voting paper which should reach me at the latest on December 31. I am, faithfully yours, G.F. Coombes, Secretary."
Date Created: 1898-12-15
Call Number: McKay - Box 2 - Angus McKay - Folder 5 - WB 1, usaskarchives:39203
dc.publisher: St. John's College

Title: Here's to the Boys of the 160: Patriotic Song
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Library, University Archives and Special Collections
Description: Sheet music for a song dedicated to the 160th Bruce Battalion of the Great War.
Call Number: Shortt: M1679
dc.publisher: Whaley, Royce &co.

Title: Lilacs at University of Manitoba:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 261-228
Date: 1987

Title: Co-operative Theory and Practice
Description: Booklet detailing why co-operative ethics and principles are complementary to business enterprises.
Call Number: coopcentre:1255
dc.publisher: Co-operative Services Branch

Title: Inukshuk at Museum of Man:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Call Number: 541-211
Date: 1994

Title: Sketch of Winnipeg during 1871:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of a sketch of Winnipeg in 1871 - houses along a road - horse-drawn Red River cart in foreground - arrow pointing away from house to left with "Drever House" printed over top - "Sketch of Winnipeg during 1871" printed below image
Date Created
Call Number: MSS C525/1/6_17 no6
dc.publisher: From Public Archives of Canada. Research & Publicity Division

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from [?] Grahame:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Fort Garry, Man 27th April 1877. Mr Angus McKay St. John's College, Manitoba - Dear Sir, I am in receipt of your letter of 22nd last and will be in my Office tomorrow (Saturday) if you can call between 11 @ 12 a.m. - I am, Dear Sir, Your obedient servant, [?] Grahame"
Date Created: 1877-04-27
Call Number: Angus McKay - Folder 2 - Box 2, usaskarchives:39370
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Title: Soldiers' Letters to W. C. Murray : Privates Bateman and Brehaut, Nov. 4, 1914
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Library, University Archives and Special Collections
Description: Postcard to President Murray sent from privates Bateman and Brehaut discussing training.
Date Created: 1914-11-04
Call Number: MG61S1 A. IV. 91_Soldiers_Letters_to_Murray_Bateman_Brehaut_Nov_4_1914

Title: Mr. William Drever:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of a man in a suit with a long white beard
Date Created
Call Number: MSS C525/1/6_17 no4
dc.publisher: From Public Archives of Canada. Research & Publicity Division

Title: Good-Bye Sweetheart
Institution: University of Saskatchewan Library, University Archives and Special Collections
Description: Romantic ballad from the Great War in sheet music.
Call Number: Shortt: M1679
dc.publisher: Bulman Bros. Ltd.

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from [?] MacFarlane:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Personal. 251 Colony Street, Winnipeg. 14 Sept 1903. My dear Mr McKay, Your welcome favor of 12 Aug came to hand on the 12 instant - just one month on the way! Yes, the Manitoba Victory was splendid! I hope British Columbia will follow suit; but most of all I desire to see the - aggregation at [?] turned out. I earnestly hope and believe this will be their certain fate so soon as they give the people of Canada the chance for doing so. I am sorry to hear of good old Pierre Saliberte's departure altho' he had outlived the three and even four score years limit given to man. I suppose old Payette is not much behind him in age. Where are [?] [?] and the other [?] of the older family now? There are other old servants of the Company I used to know but I suppose they are nearly all dead by now? I think Mr [?] will do well - and no doubt his utmost up in MacKenzie River, altho' matters there are not by any means, in a favorable state from the Company's stand point - the opposition traders get too buy half of the Furs, in Peace River Athabasca and McKenzie River Districts, A "penny wise from [?] life" . [?[ is not adapted from the Fur Trade business of these times - but the Authorities know all about and no doubt will think their own plan of conducting the same, the best. I thought they would have [?] on the charge of English River District, with an increase in pay, but the [?] Macdonald may succeed while you have less to do and are therefore better off unless the pay was greater. I suppose you will endeavor to qualify for the Pension, which in some cases should have been much more liberal than is the case at present, altho' there may be an improving modification of some of its provisions later on. So far, they have withheld the small bonus (so far as the [?] were concerned) from J.M. McDougall and King, altho' fully [?] herewith, while I have been shut out of the both Pension and Bonus; but I am making a stand in this correction and trust to succeed. It is _ to withhold a life Pension from the above, myself and other who have retired since the agreement of 1893 and I also think of those who left before should now receive something for the remainder of their lives, but I am not very hopeful [?] [?] [?]. J. McDougall has separated from his wife and he feels the loss of this children very much - she (the wife) is more to blame than Mac. He talks of leaving Winnipeg for year or so soon as he sells the new house and furniture he purchased a year ago this fall! He has not been very well in health of late. King has returned and has bought a residence in Winnipeg. J.K. McDonald has also left, but has not yet decided what to do for a living. They seem to be getting rid of the older hand as soon as possible - Bill [?] who has for many years had the softest [?] in the service, is holding on hard [?]. Winnipeg is nearly a third layer now than [?] when you were here a few years ago and it is bound to be a great City in time. I hope you and Mrs McKay are having a good time of it at Prince Albert. I did not see the Halls when they were here recently. The [?] is still in the East! With an [?] regards to Mrs McKay and to yourself I am in haste, Yours very sincerely [?] MacFarlane"
Call Number: 385 Corr - MacFarlane
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Title: Hudson's Bay Company, Winnipeg, Manitoba:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of the Hudson's Bay Company store in Winnipeg - people and cars out front - Union Jacks flying on building - "Hudson's Bay Company Winnipeg, Incorporated 2nd May 1670, Canada" printed on postcard with crests on either side
Date Created
Call Number: MSS C515/1/2_3 no3
dc.publisher: Valentine Edy Company, Limited

Title: [Correspondence between T.C. Power & Bros. and H. Bose regarding shipment of provisions]:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Correspondence between H. Bose, Winnipeg, and T. C. Power and Bros., Maple Creek, regarding the shipment of an order made by T. C. Power & Bros. The letter reads: "Your [?] [?] of September 9. at hand inclosing cheque for 133.86 is full to date for it many thanks your order will leave here in the morning. We are a little bussy just now with Apples. i have been getting in 2 Car loads the last 2 days and am selling them very fast. if yo can use any let me know send them to you i can put them in at 240 now. Cabbages of good sire from 75 to 100 pr [dzn?]. Curliflower the same Carrots about 30 [cents] pr 1 [dzn?] bundles the same in Onions. Cucumbers 40 [cents] pr [dzn?] [?] [?] [?]. Turnips not many in the market yet. I hope you will be able to make me an ordre and i will fill it at the lowest possible prices. I remain yours Most Obedient. H. Bose."
Date Created: 1884-09-12
Call Number: MSS-C550/1/5.11 (1884), spcoll:8446
dc.publisher: H. Bose

Title: Execution of Thomas Scott drawn by Rev. Young :
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Sketch of a man (Francois Guillemette) executing another man (Thomas Scott) with crowd observing in the interior walls of Fort Garry - coffin in foreground
Date Created
Call Number: MSS C525/1/6_17 no7
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Title: St. John's College Ballot Paper:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "St. John's College 1890. Ballot Paper. Two Members of Council to be voted for, by placing X before two names. List of Members of Senate who are entitled to vote and are eligible for election. Those with an asterisk prefixed to their names are already members of the Council." with list of names of member to vote for - "Papers should be returned to Dean Grisdale before Dec. 31, 1890"
Date Created: 1890
Call Number: Angus McKay - Folder 2 - Box 2, usaskarchives:39362
dc.publisher: St. John's College

Title: Brent Bros. Circus poster:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Poster reading "Happiest Holiday of the Year Dec. 25 Greetings from Winnipeg Canada - Brent Bros. Circus - Best Wishes at Christmas and all thru the New Year! The Sawchyn's - Gabby, Sergei and Little Brenty - Permanent Quarters - 44 Cabot Cres. Winnipeg 8, Manitoba, Canada. King Show Print, Estevan, Sask." with a woman on an elephant next to a clown
Date Created
Call Number: spcoll:7880
dc.publisher: King Show Print

Title: Invoice for Angus McKay from Henry Birks & Sons:
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Invoice reading "Factories: Jewellery, Silver, Silver Plate, Cut Glass, Engraving and Prining, 2190 to 2198 St. Catherine St., Montreal. Salesrooms: Phillips Square, Montreal; 57 and 59 Sparks Street, Ottawa; 350 and 352 Main St., Winnipeg. Henry Birks & Sons, Manufacturing Gold and Silversmiths, Diamond Merchants, Account No._, Winnipeg November 15 1904 Sold to Mr. McKay, Winnipeg Hotel - Cash Discount, 10 per cent. 30 days, 5 per cent. 60 days. All Watch and Clock Repairs Nett. 7 per cent. Interest charged after 4 months. Date: Nov 15, Articles: [?] for earring $2.00, stickpin $3.75 - $5.75 CO+D" - stamp reads "Received Payment Nov. 15 1904 Henry Birks & Sons Per [?]"
Date Created: 1904-11-15
Call Number: McKay - Box 2 - Angus McKay - Folder 5 - WB 1, usaskarchives:39197
dc.publisher: Henry Birks & Sons

Title: "Vasile Avramenko's School of Ukrainian National Dances, Winnipeg, 1927":
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Image of a large group of men, women and children in traditional Ukrainian dress posed for a panoramic photograph - caption: "Vasile Avramenko's School of Ukrainian National Dances, Winnipeg, 1927"
Date Created: 1927
Call Number: MSS C555/1/8_11
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Title: Letter to Angus McKay from [?] MacFarlane:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "c/o H Bay Company, Winnipeg 28 May 1898 - My dear Mr McKay, We were sorry to learn from your letter of 19 May of the death of "Barrie", one of the Fortescue twins. I am sure the parents will feel this loss for many a day, and the surviving brother must be inconsolable. [?] I bless this heavy [?] done and all of the family! The Cumberland [?] of today must call for especially built [?] for the [?] river [?] seeing that Mr McDougall's presence and Superintendent leave is now required annually at Prince Albert!!! Better come there on a real case rather than on a [?]! But the matter concerns me not, one may or the other. [?] [?] me lots of [?] Cumberland [?] when you write again. I am a long white interested in the welfare of my old [?]! I guess there will be a decline in [?] there as elsewhere for the [?] 1897. Prices are [?] better and that will help the balance sheets. I hear that Henry has given up the [?] of proceeding to the [?] this season. This may be for the best, altho' no doubt money is to made up there [?] many these years. [?] expects [?] Dawson with [?] [?], George Bannerman, [?] [?] and Massy Baker, about 7 or 8 of June. [?] hears that his claims on the Dunker Creek were in good shape, and that one of them (now being developed I labor paid) was [?] on well! Billy did not accompany his brother and will be going to Dawson later on. Hunter [?] of [?] has offered $30.000 for his claim on Sulphur Creek; [?] as he hopes to secure as much from this openings [?]! No doubt, many of the Winnipeg and Selkirk [?] will do well on the Yukon and among them I hope your brother [?] and sons also. M [?] I think is going to the Yukon shortly on a [?] visit. At [?] he goes as far as [?] Lake. The Commissioner was in Victoria later. Mr Bissett was here this week on a visit to his son. He had been to the Coast for several weeks. I regret to hear that Mr [?] [?] [?] beer his [?] with. I feared as much, altho' he is no politician. Has Herbert his son come much in fur trading this year? How much to the HBCo get for their Cumberland House mail contract! That much for the [?] addition [?] Who is running same for the Company? What is Gordon doing now? Why does he not go [?] [?] [?] the MacKenzie River District? The [?] rush has greatly cooled for the present; but mark my works, it will be better than ever when the [?] of the season's gold washup becomes known. I think you should charge your [?] in the [?] [?] but you may defer this until next month when I write you as to the [?] of the present investigation. By the way, has Tom Campbell gone to the Yukon gold fields - it was reported in Winter that he was going this opening. With all good wishes and kind regards to Mrs McKay and yourself, Believe me yours ever sincerely, [?] MacFarlane - Angus McKay Esq."
Call Number: McKay - Box 2 - Angus McKay - Folder 1 - Book 2
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Title: "The Senate":
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: List entitled "The Senate" with the names of archbishops, bishops, deans, archdeacons, canons, reverends, etc. running as Council representatives for St. John's College
Date Created: 1898-12-15
Call Number: McKay - Box 2 - Angus McKay - Folder 5 - WB 1, usaskarchives:39201
dc.publisher: St. John's College

Title: Letter to Angus McKay from [?] MacFarlane:
Institution: Univesity Library, University of Saskatchewan
Description: Letter reading "Private. c/o H.B. Coy. Winnipeg 15 Oct. 18994. My dear Mr McKay, I received your welcome favor of 4 October the other day. Under all the circumstance I think you did very well at [?] time - better than either Mr McDougall or yourself expected. We [?] [?] all we want and desire here below! I never though [?] the proper place for the Indian Agency. The Pas is the right position and Mr Beader[?] erred in not building there as he first intended. Did you lose any money by advances to [?] Indians? Write me fully in this regard. I am very sorry to see that with much better returns this part Outfit, your fort comes out by loss! (nearly $700.00) of course, the Chief Factors' share of salary makes a little difference - but please write me fully at once in this regard and send detailed statement of the differences caused by reduced prices of [?], produce, steel [?], repairs and other matters. Don't forget this and also give any other reasons and notes of changes made in your inventory at Cumberland House. I find similar or more results at other forts in [?] [?] loss - while no doubt we shall have it the other way, out of proportion, next Outfit. Write me fully in the foregoing and other regards please. Typhoid is very prevalent in Winnipeg and elsewhere in Manitoba. Mrs C Mathson died this [?] week after only ten days illness! You should do your utmost to have Betts[?] returned to the [?] House. He is far ahead fo the other men, who is not a persona grata. I trust to hear of Betts success at the elections 31 Oct next. It is a good thing Deschambeault did not come out. Horace has good work this winter and [?] to be [?] to render good service to the concern [?]. I wish him well and you also dear Mr McKay. After 2 weeks of very bad weather, I think we are now in for the Indian Summer. I trust so the Commissioner's family proceed to England for the winter - he goes with them as far as Montreal tomorrow. I hope you will write to me fully now and again with all the La Corne and Cumberland business. Laurier and Co are a lot of windbags - better then devil return than the [?] Devil of 1873/8! With all good wishes and kind regards to Mrs McKay, Believe me, yours ever Sincerely, [?] MacFarlane - Mr McKay Esq"
Call Number: 385 Corr - MacFarlane
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Title: Birds' nest in wrought iron
Institution: University Library, University of Saskatchewan
Date Created: 1987
Call Number: 261-202
Date: 1987

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